Classification

Part of my job would be to classify risk. We do risk profiling and base on the risks, we try to rate them off. This usually works well for most cases. There are some cases whereby you don't know how to classify the risk, which baskets to place them in. That's where it gets tricky.

On a personal life basis, I always had and still have the bad? habit of trying to classify people. The more I can't classify them, the more intrigue I'll be and the more fascinated and harder I'll try.

I'm not sure if this habit of mine has been intensified due to my job.

I would say that this is a gift, skill that i've learnt well. (apart from people lying to me about their age) But I'm starting to think that this shouldn't be applied to everyone. Maybe I'm making life hard for myself in wanting to do this classification for everyone. Really, right or wrong, won't make a difference if the person's not going to stay and will disappear soon enough.

In my quest to classify them, sometimes I give them multiple roles. Ie: Sex,Friend,Potential. Maybe the best way to go about it would be to have everyone a singular role. I believe most people do that except me.